Is it permitted to use acoustic signals (horn) to warn the driver of the vehicle in front that the traffic light has turned green?

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The correct answer is No, in no case. The use of acoustic signals is strictly regulated to prevent noise pollution. According to traffic regulations, the horn can only be used in three specific situations: To avoid a possible accident. To warn of overtaking, but only on roads outside built-up areas. To signal that an emergency service is being performed (such as transporting an injured person). Using it out of impatience when a traffic light turns green is prohibited and subject to a fine.

Is it permitted to use acoustic signals (horn) to warn the driver of the vehicle in front that the traffic light has turned green?

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